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Licensing News Licensing News Summary of applications received and determined by Westminster City Council between the 9th and the 15th May 2016 17th May 2016 This page has been left blank intentionally Page 2 of 60 Contents If you are viewing Licensing News online you can click on the underlined headings within the contents to jump to the relevant pages within this document. Page Number 1. Introduction 1.1 About the Licensing Authority and Licensing News 5 1.2 Information about applications or decisions 5 1.3 Licensing Teams 5 2. News and Important Information 2.1 Annual Fee Invoicing and Payments 6 3. Applications received 3.1 Licensing Act 2003 applications received and pending 7 within the consultation period 3.2 Gambling Act 2005 applications received and pending 17 within the consultation period 3.3 Sex Establishment applications received and pending 17 within the consultation period 3.4 Sexual entertainment venue applications received and 17 pending within consultation period 18 Other applications received and pending within the 3.5 consultation period (totals) 4. Applications determined 4.1 Licensing Sub-Committee – Summary of last week’s 19 decisions 4.2 Licensing Act 2003 applications granted 20 4.3 Licensing Act 2003 applications refused 21 4.4 Licensing Act 2003 applications withdrawn 21 4.5 Gambling Act 2005 applications granted 21 4.6 Gambling Act 2005 applications refused 21 4.7 Gambling Act 2005 applications withdrawn 22 4.8 Other applications granted 22 5. Temporary Event Notices received 24 6. Forthcoming Licensing Sub-Committee Hearings 52 7. Current Public Consultation 57 8. Training and Pre-Application Advice Services 8.1 Westminster City Training 58 Page 3 of 60 8.2 Licensing Pre-Application Advice Service 58 9. Useful contact information 9.1 Council services 59 9.2 External services 59 Page 4 of 60 1. Introduction 1.1 About the Licensing Authority and Licensing News Westminster City Council is the largest Licensing Authority in the United Kingdom receiving over 10,000 applications each year. The council is responsible for considering and determining licence applications for over 60 licensing regimes, ranging from premises that sell alcohol to the performance of hypnotism. The council does attempt to inform local residents and businesses of applications where the relevant statutory requirements permit local residents to make representations or objections. For certain applications the council will send letters to local residents and businesses. For these applications the council will also place lamppost notices near the relevant premises informing local residents and businesses of individual applications in the local area. Licensing News is a weekly summary of some of the valid applications that have been received or determined by the council the previous week. This document also contains information that may be useful for local residents and businesses concerning forthcoming Licensing Sub-Committee hearings, where the majority opposed applications are considered; current public consultation on licensing matters and useful contact information. 1.2 Information about applications or decisions If further information is required relating to an application or a decision listed within this document it can be found via Westminster’s online public register. The register enables interested parties the ability to view applications and other relevant public documents. In addition to the council’s public register it also provides Licensing Sub- Committee agendas, reports and decisions online. These online tools have been designed to assist local residents and businesses consider how a licence application may affect their home or personal life; or affect their business. Local residents and businesses can find out more information about any of the applications or decisions referred to within Licensing News by visiting the council’s licensing webpages at www.westminster.gov.uk/licensing. 1.3 Licensing Teams The council has two Licensing Teams which have specific responsibilities. The Street Trading Licensing Team is responsible for all street trading, tables and chairs, loudspeaker and market permissions. The General Licensing Team is responsible for all other licensing regimes. Each team has highly experienced licensing practitioners that are responsible for progressing applications to determination and managing licensing regimes on behalf of the council. To contact the Licensing Teams please call 020 7641 6500 or alternatively email the relevant Team via the email addresses listed below. General Licensing Team Street Trading Licensing Team [email protected] [email protected] Page 5 of 60 2. News and Information 2.1 Annual Fee Invoicing and Payments The Licensing Team is planning on introducing invoices for annual fee payments for licences and permits that have been issued under the provisions of the Licensing Act 2003 and Gambling Act 2005 later this year. In order to move towards this new process the Council will need to ensure that the information it contains associated with annual fee payments is correct. In June a letter will be sent to all licence and permit holders requiring them to provide some information to enable this transition to invoicing. Once we have set an implementation date for the introduction of sending out invoices for annual fees we will inform all licensees via letter or email. In the meantime please continue to make annual fee payments prior to the anniversary of the grant of the licence or permit to ensure that your licence is not suspended, or in the case of gambling licences and permits revoked. The Licensing Team has a dedicated annual fees payment line for Licensing Act 2003 and Gambling Act 2005 premises licence holders. The annual fee can be made via a credit or debit card by calling 020 7641 3401. Annual fee payments can also be made via cheque which must be made payable to Westminster City Council. The cheque should be accompanied by a covering letter which sets out which premises the annual fee payment relates too. The cheque and covering letter must be sent to: The Licensing Team Westminster City Council 4th Floor East Westminster City hall 64 Victoria Street London SW1E 6QP If you have any questions relating to the annual fee payment or any other matter please do not hesitate to contact a member of the Licensing Team via 020 7641 3401 or email [email protected]. Page 6 of 60 3. Applications received 3.1 Licensing Act 2003 applications received and pending within the consultation period Ward Premises Application Proposed Change Last date for objection Bayswater Unit 3 And 4 11/05/2016 Not Applicable 08/06/2016 Unit 3 Bishop's New Quarters Bishop's Premises Licence Bridge Road London 16/04691/LIPN W2 6ES Churchill Starbucks 19/04/2016 Not Applicable 06/06/2016 Gate 11 Victoria Coach New Station 164-200 Premises Licence Buckingham Palace 16/03975/LIPN Road London SW1W 9TJ Churchill Dominque Ansel 16/05/2016 Not Applicable 13/06/2016 Bakery (17-21) New 17 Elizabeth Street Premises Licence London SW1W 9RP 16/04905/LIPN Page 7 of 60 Hyde Park Hilton London 25/04/2016 To delete condition 54 on the premises licence and 23/05/2016 Paddington Hotel Variation replace with the following: Access to the Steam Hilton London Premises Licence Bar between the hours of 09:00 and 21:00 hours be Paddington 146 Praed 16/04139/LIPV permitted either via the hotel reception or through Street London W2 1RL the secondary entrance at the south west corner of the hotel and which was previously used as an access point to the former casino, and marked with an X on the plan attached on the Premises Licence. After 21:00 on Friday and Saturday only, access to the Steam Bar shall either be via the hotel lobby or via the secondary entrance at the south west corner of the hotel and which was previously used as an access point to the former casino, and is marked with an X on the plan attached to the premises licence. On all other days after 21:00 hours access to the Steam Bar shall only be via the hotel lobby. Knightsbridge Amaya 05/05/2016 To permit extended hours for the supply of alcohol 02/06/2016 and Belgravia 14-15 Halkin Arcade Variation as a bar (Core Hours) London SW1X 8JT Premises Licence 16/04599/LIPV Lancaster Marrakech 04/05/2016 Not Applicable 01/06/2016 Gate 8 Queensway London New W2 3RX Premises Licence 16/04464/LIPN Marylebone Golden Hind 20/04/2016 Not Applicable 18/05/2016 High Street Restaurant New 71 - 73 Marylebone Premises Licence Lane London W1U 2PH 16/04033/LIPN Marylebone Choconut 25/04/2016 Not Applicable 06/06/2016 High Street 161 Great Portland New Street London W1W Premises Licence 5PB 16/04176/LIPN Page 8 of 60 Marylebone Not Recorded 26/04/2016 To vary the internal layout of the premises, subject 18/05/2016 High Street Basement And Ground Variation to the following works condition: "The variation of Floor 1 Blandford Street Premises Licence this premises licence will have no effect until the London W1U 3DA 16/04177/LIPVM works set out in drawings 1040 109 LIC AND 1040 108 LIC have been assessed as satisfactory by the Environmental Health Consultation Team at which time this condition shall be removed from this licence by the licensing authority." The proposals have received pre-application advice from Ian Watson on 7th April 2016. Marylebone Le Pain Quotidien 29/04/2016 To vary the hours for the sale of alcohol to 08.00 to 27/05/2016 High Street 72 Marylebone High Variation 23.30 on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays Street London W1U Premises Licence immediately prior to Bank Holidays, 08.00 to 22.00 5JW 16/04356/LIPV on other Sundays and 08.00 to 23.00 Mondays to Thursdays.
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